After much anticipation, CERN researchers flipped the switch of the Large Hadron Collider and–woo hoo!–we’re all still alive! In celebration of living yet another day, we offer up a Top Ten list featuring the Ghosts of Doomsday Past, Present and Future.

A source of renewable energy and a way to reduce pollution is as close as your nearest farm. “Bull@%$*”, you say? Exactly. This ScienCentral News video explains a new study showing that manure could be the next source of greener energy.

Some are calling it a revolution in manufacturing technology. But, will nanotechnology be a “green” industry? It’s a question that some scientists are saying needs to be answered now, before nano-tech goes big-time.

Trying to cut calories at that fourth-of-July barbecue? Diet foods and drinks may not be the answer. New research shows foods with no calories just aren’t as satisfying.

Tiny particles of silver designed to kill germs are being put into socks to control odor. What happens to that nanosilver later is concerning some scientists.

Physics Nobel prize winner Dr. Leon Lederman criticizes the state of science education in the U.S. He explains who’s to blame and what it will take to make a change.

New research suggests that nearly every person with schizophrenia has a different genetic defect.

Kids with autism may get some help from a virtual friend. Technology could help previously isolated kids make connections in the real world.

Millions of Americans are living with the aftermath of having a stroke. A former Miss Arizona talks about her stroke at age 26. Researchers are looking for safer ways to treat strokes when they happen.

A lollipop that prevents cavities? If you haven’t already seen them in your child’s dentist’s office, you may soon. Researchers pored over Chinese herbal remedies and found the answer lay in licorice.